One of the first things you need to know when you visit is that bad weather in Iceland is… well, normal. Rain, snow, high winds, icy roads, it’s SUPER unpredictable. Sunny one minute, pouring rain the next…you name it, it…
Kerid Crater is one of Iceland’s most well-known volcanic craters, so naturally, I needed to tell you all about it! 🤓 Often called the “Eye of the World,” Kerid sits right along one of the most popular routes in the…
When it comes to must-see waterfalls, Seljalandsfoss in Iceland usually tops most travelers’ lists! At 60m (197 ft), it’s tall, powerful, and makes one heck of a first impression (you’ll spot it from the road and immediately think, wow!). Once…
There’s a reason artists have claimed Seydisfjordur (Seyðisfjörður) as their own. The colorful houses, interesting sculptures and quiet beauty of this whimsical little town feels like a Nordic fantasy tale brought to life. Even though I don’t have a visually…
Remember that breathtaking dragon-riding scene in Game of Thrones Season 8? After which Jon and Daenerys walk towards a massive waterfall surrounded by snow that looks so surreal? Well, it’s completely real. That’s Skógafoss waterfall, and it’s even more incredible…
Iceland in spring is when the island starts to wake up, slowly stretching and rubbing its eyes after a long, cold winter slumber. Emphasis on slowly. Because here, it doesn’t feel like the birds-singing, Disney-princess-twirling, flowers-everywhere kind of spring you…